A Certain Ratio - Peel Session 1979
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- The complete session recorded by A Certain Ratio on 1 October 1979 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on the 17th of that month.
Tracklist:
1. Do The Du (Casse) (0:07)
2. All Night Party (2:50)
3. Flight (6:40)
4. The Choir (9:56)
Hello everybody, let’s all stop for a moment and gather together here to appreciate the existence of this Peel session.
Peel always got the best version.
Donald Johnston yet another great drummer from Manchester
BBC quality recording for the darkest jazz funk ever, love these guys from the start! Justice👌
I SO wish I'd kept my ACR vinyls..... Arghhhhh Lessons learned from the 80s and 90s.
41 years later (and same 3 original members) their new album is awesome!
Stellar performance. I use the peel sessions to expand my music taste and broaden my ears to new music or genres I've never heard before.
John peel was the biggest influence on my music taste as a kid 👍👍 great upload 👍👍👍
You can hear the guitar strings ringing on Do the Du, amazingly awesome!
why i first robbed money from my mum's purse, aged 13 and a half -
That bass line..! Thank you so much,Jez..
I have a 4AD album + 45 from 40 years ago. This recording is blowing my mind as far as what direction they sounded like..sort of alot more like post punk than synth pop. And the pic looks like the guy on the far left likes to watch..
Polacerbic they were never on 4AD. They were on Factory Records 40 years ago.
That's Simon Topping, wonder where he is now?
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I'm stunned how much tougher the Peel versions are.
its incredible isnt it?
Nearly all Peel sessions are miles better than record company funded career guided money fuelled major label studio output for the obvious reasons they ain't doing it to pay back their backers ie the record label ps then again ACR were with Factory so it didnt matter anyway but you get me drift as in regard all the the other musical slaves on majors
@@dermot51 this sounds like new order if they had more coffee.
Well Simon sounds like Ian Curtis on' Flight' and that's a given
fantastic!
This is the REAL ACR sound and lyrics they will always be remembered for not that trashy pop stuff they got on with years later.
And by the way, this is a Killer version of all nite party!
Paved the way for The Higsons, Farmers Boys,... maybe even The Smiths?
Awesome basslines.!!
just amazing
The poor souls mistakenly selecting the incorrect thumb icon, probably preferred listening to D.L.T., back in the day.
superb begins the blurb, but perfect depicts the way this track clicks
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Superb! Thanks for sharing this!
BELLISSIMO
Merci Johnny & UK's Wire
This is a master class on the octave jump. Funky stuff.
ok,gilles.
Classic early 80s hair dos. Not just indie music!
#ACR
instant favorite sequencer??? synth? it's like hearing something from another cool dimension.
Would have made the perfect debut ep for them. Graveyard/Ballroom is a great start (with half being Hannett produced and the other being recorded by Tony Wilson), but this really captures them as band much better.
Great!
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La bonne époque industrielle , fuck !
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I haven't been able to get "The Choir" out of my head for over a month now, particularly that line "But my thoughts are just hotels, full of other peoples ideas". Great production - bringing the guitars to the fore, but no match for Martin H in the drum department. I bet Donald Johnson winced at that drum-fluff at 1:37!
Martyn Jones and now I can't unhear that, HA!
Not a drum fluff, a clever fill with a pause before the cymbal smash, keeping it nicely in sync with the bass. DoJo uses that kind of cymbal accentuation a lot (watched him live las night in London, still amazing, and his use of cymbals is one of his trademark features). I'm not sure he's ever fluffed anything on the drums in his life, he's one of the most assured drummers I've ever seen. Or are you referring to something different?
oh cazzo!
What happened to Simon Topping?
Lol it's u and some I now
seems like one of the band members has body issues :)
NO NOT AT ALL DONALD IS JUST COOL
Another good early Factory band shortchanged by Factory! So wrong.
I wonder how come it's only the black dude who won't take his shirt off for the camera. ?
hes got more class
Hmm. "More class?" Only if you're the sort of backwards-thinking, and small-minded person who actually imagines there's something low-class and shameful about the human body. Meanwhile, truly liberated thinkers refuse to fall prey to such old fashioned prudish notions.
evidently the picture-cover is hilarious. but your statement seems more complex and "serious" in relation to the music compilated here.
I don't know. Perhaps it's English humor and since I'm American, I don't understand the gist of these jokes. It's difficult for me to comprehend in what way either the original photos, or the comment about class, is supposed to be humorous. In America there's a constant, unrelenting take-no-prisoners war between liberation advocates and body-shamers which is apparently not the case in the UK. Just so you know where I'm coming from in my perspectives.
Look. I'm not English, neither American, i born in Argentina. I understand your postition or attitude. My overal point is this: politics, militances, or philosophical/cultural "wars", has nothing to do with the heart of Music itself. People like to mix worlds, and confuse them. If a person has social/philosophical posture , it's ok to discuss the opinions and fights in the right place. But Music is free of the human crazyness. From my perspective, Music is joy. Because of this, it surprised me that a person had a negative reaction in a place where it's not intended to.
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Which songs are played ?
+juanitojonesbloom Do the du, All Night Party. Flight, Choir. Thanks to Vibracobra23 for posting!
Why are they naked, do they shower together?